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Family Wellbeing Economic Evaluation – August 2022 Deloitte Access Economics

Analysis of MK Survey Data collected before this project began has shown associations between FWB exposure and SEWB outcomes at family and community levels. Compared with non-FWB participants, FWB participants reported:

  • 13% increase in higher family wellbeing

  • 74% increase in cultural participation

  • 21% higher levels of local community decision making

And, other positive health outcomes associated with health, alcohol use, regular exercise and quitting smoking

Deloitte Access Economics undertook a pilot Social Return on Investment (SROI) analysis using existing FWB research and concluded that for every dollar of investment in FWB, $4.60 of benefits were produced for participants and the community.


Family Wellbeing Partnerships Project 2021-2025 – Presentation to NACCHO Perth November 2023


Exposure to the Family Wellbeing program and associations with empowerment, health, family and cultural wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: a cross‑sectional analysis - BMC Public Health


The evidence needed to demonstrate impact: A synthesis of the evidence from a phased social and emotional wellbeing intervention.


The Aboriginal Australian Family Wellbeing Program: A Historical Analysis of the Conditions That Enabled Its Spread – Frontiers In Public Health.


“We are not stray leaves blowing about in the wind”: exploring the impact of Family Wellbeing empowerment research, 1998–2021 - International Journal for Equity in Health.


Strengthening the Capacity of Education Staff to Support the Wellbeing of Indigenous Students in Boarding Schools: A Participatory Action Research Study – The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education.


Transferring The Aboriginal Australian Family Wellbeing Empowerment program From A Papua New Guinea University Context To Broader Community Settings: A Feasibility Study - Pacific Journal of Medical Science March 2017.


Promoting Aboriginal Health The Family Wellbeing Empowerment Approach


Empowerment and Indigenous Australian health: a synthesis of findings from Family Wellbeing formative research


The evidence needed to demonstrate impact: a synthesis of the evidence from a phased social and emotional wellbeing intervention


Teaching “soft skills” to university students in China: the feasibility of an Australian approach


Strengthening the capacity of education staff to support the wellbeing of Indigenous students in boarding schools: a participatory action research study


The Aboriginal Australian family wellbeing program: a historical analysis of the conditions that enabled its spread


Promoting twenty-first-century student competencies: a wellbeing approach


Transferring the Aboriginal Australian Family Wellbeing Empowerment Program from a Papua New Guinea university context to broader community settings: a feasibility study

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